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Industrial Environmental Industrial Environmental Economics (IIIEE)Economics (IIIEE)

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Dr Philip PeckDelhi RAPIDC Network MeetingDelhi, India 11-15 October 2005

• Founded in 1666• Scandinavia’s largest

university• 6 000 employees• 41 000 students (27 000 full-time)

• Multitude of faculties• IIIEE = a small institution

in a large University

Lund University

• Just starting!• I speak on behalf of others at ”the Institute” – those

working with ”hardware issues”– Cleaner & decentralised technologies– Pollution mitigation technologies– Clean, secure, decentralised & renewable energy

sources & systems• And those working with ”software issues”

– Policies– Institutions– Financing– Management

Involvement in RAPIDC

IIIEE ACTIVITIES within RAPIDC

Enhance Capacity in developing Emission Scenarios

Produce a manual for the development of pollution scenarios– A “why”, “what”, “how” manual– To link to emissions inventory– Workshops– Produced in iterations (workshop milestones)– Integration of existing approaches (? Rains

Asia, Algas, etc. ?)– Test cases envisaged

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Pollution Scenario related work

• Assessment of needs and concerns for scenario work;• Develop a “how can one do this?” manual for focus countries;• (Support) generation of mitigation and leap-frogging scenarios

(local, regional and supra-regional pollution issues);• Integrate existing scenario/projection/forecast data & approaches• Support the “how can one cost this?” process within focus countries

Provide Decision Support information for policy formulation &

mitigation

Examples and review of successful policy interventions for air pollution reduction– Literature review, overview analysis & case

study collection– Review of context setting parameters for

Malé countries– Suite of interventions: coercion, incentives,

capacity-based, norm evolution– Iterative development between workshops

Case studies of practical options to prevent air pollution I

Synthesis of potential impact of technology & design choices in S Asian building stock– Clean & green design– Technology related demand side issues– Approaches for building-based

emission scenarios

Case studies of practical options to prevent air pollution II

Synthesis of potential impact of technology & design choices in S Asian vehicle fleets– Synthesis of conflicting drivers for

transport demand/provision– Assessment of policy related pathways– Approaches for transport-based

emission scenarios

Sector-based approaches to pollution prevention & control

Understanding opportunities for sector-specific emission prevention & control– Closely related to previous work– Targeted at sectors with high relevance to

Malé countries– Provide examples of costing for policy

interventions & their outcomes– Analyze and synthesize communication

and dissemination needs

ACTIVITIES within RAPIDC

FOR NATIONAL IMPLEMENTING AGENCIES or their proxies.

Enhance Capacity in developing Emission Scenarios

• Feedback on draft workplan (Scenario Manual) presented this week

• Identification/proposal of person to be responsible for Emission Scenario work (Emission Inventory Work) – ASAP

• Intermittent feedback between workshops to facilitation

• Involvement in training• (Eventually) creation of country specific

scenarios

Provide Decision Support information for policy formulation &

mitigation• Feedback on draft workplan (Policy

Intervention Overview) presented this week• Identification/proposal of person to be point

of contact for work (Policy Intervention Case Studies) – ASAP

• Intermittent feedback between workshops to facilitate development of cases & documentation (tailoring to country specifics)

Case studies of practical options to prevent air pollution

• Feedback on draft workplan (Practical options in building/transportation) presented this week

• Identification/proposal of person(s) to be point of contact for work (building stock & transportation) – prior to Workshop 2

• Intermittent feedback between workshops to facilitate development of cases & documentation (tailoring to country specifics)

Sector-based approaches to pollution prevention & control

• Feedback on draft workplan (Sector based approaches Overview) presented this week

• Identification/proposal of person(s) to be point of contact for work (Cost benefit analysis/dissemination) – prior to Workshop 3

• Intermittent feedback between workshops to facilitate development of material

More Information

www.iiiee.lu.se

Email – philip.peck@iiiee.lu.se– Luis.Mundaca@iiiee.lu.se

Phone +46-46-2220200